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Fox Footy AFL Season 2016 Predictions

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I remember watching last years Fox Footy season predictions and Melbourne was predicted a couple times, possibly more, as wooden spooners. Was great scrolling through the list and seeing nothing but Bummers, Carlscum and Lions as finishing on the bottom. Until I saw this...

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Dont know if he's genuinely delusional and can't see the massive progress we've made, or if he just really has it in for this great club. Maybe he's trying to be controversial. Either way, what are all our thoughts on McLure? Seems like an irrelevant stubborn idiot. The kind of dinosaur who'd cut sick if his daughter brought home a boyfriend who wasn't white.

Maclure is way too over emotional. He takes a small point which may be valid and turns it into Armageddon.

He is rarely correct in his predictions . The problem with fox footy is they are on 7 days a week covering every game and this requires a raft of commentators and "experts". 

To quote a number of coaches - "we really need to close the gap between our best and our worst" (Maclure to me is one of the worst)

 

Mclure is a parasite plain and simple.

It continues to amaze me that Fox footy continue to hire this [censored] year after year. He adds nothing but ourdated tactics that might have worked in the 70s. 

The quicker he is irrelevant the better.

if we finish below Essendon and Carlton we deserve to be in the VFL and Hogan won't be joining us there haha


McClure:  Plenty of emotion, no analysis, no cognitive ability, no understanding of the modern game, no common sense.  That's the kindest way I can put it!

Let's just all call it  Maclure is a dlckhead !!

How you can have even the likes of the Boos and the Druggies above us is laughable.

Learnt to disregard him eons ago. Cant take seriously. Wgat an idiot.

 
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7 minutes ago, Baghdad Bob said:

Who cares what Maclure thinks?

I tend to agree, but I also certainly get my back up when an unrealistic call is made when we don't deserve it anymore.


Really just shows his ineptitude. The great thing is that these days, there wouldn't be anyone agreeing with that.

I provided my insights about Maclure via a twitter response.

 

Can't stand the [censored]. However, he does sum up the general public apathy towards our club. Outside of those astute enough to realise we are on the up, the general bogan thinks we're a basketcase still. It's going to be lovely sticking it right up a few this year - they will still be making excuses about losses to us for the majority of the year, before the average idiot cottons on to it

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McClure is a buffoon. Exists in the media solely to target the oaf demographic.


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